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A picture of Manaswi Saha showing her standing in front of tree with a yellow shirt

Manaswi Saha Honored with Google PhD Fellowship

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Oct 07, 2020

A picture of a sidewalk and street scene showing six different zones related to sidewalks (and non-motorized traffic)

CSCW2020 Paper on "Urban Accessibility as a Socio-Political Problem" Accepted!

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Aug 04, 2020

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ISWC 2020 Paper on "Field Study of a Tactile Device" Accepted!

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Aug 04, 2020

A diagram of Liang's PhD thesis work showing object, body, and space integration for 3D printing on-demand structures

Liang He Accepted into UIST2020 Doctoral Symposium

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Jul 29, 2020

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SoundWatch and Navigating Grad School with a Disability Accepted to ASSETS'20

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Jul 22, 2020

Four Makeability Lab Ugrads Accepted to BS/MS Program

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Jul 15, 2020

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High School Research Assistant Naomi Bashkansky Named Coolidge Senator

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Jun 22, 2020

A colorful mural of George Floyd who was unjustly killed by police in Minneapolis. His face is in the middle with the words George Floyd in large, orange block lettering. the text "Say our names" and "I can breathe now" is written above and below George's head with the names of fellow Black people who have been killed by police written behind him.

The Makeability Lab Stands in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Jun 02, 2020

CREATE Center Launches!

BY Jon E. Froehlich • May 28, 2020

Diagram of Liang's research

Congrats Liang on DUB DC Acceptance

BY Jon E. Froehlich • May 15, 2020

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Liang Participates in PPE Fabrication for Covid-19 Pandemic

BY Jon E. Froehlich • May 05, 2020

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Project Sidewalk in UW Daily

BY Jon E. Froehlich • Apr 30, 2020

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